Think you know the ins and outs of Australian English?
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Most people don't know the ins and outs of immigration policy.
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I'll admit, I don't know the ins and outs of Graham's office.
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"I know the ins and outs and who to talk to," she added.
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Only you know the ins and outs of your relationship with a friend.
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The Breakdown SYDNEY, Australia — Think you know the ins and outs of Australian English?
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If you're weighting the pros and cons of using one, know the ins and outs first.
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So if you're selling it, you need to know the ins and outs of digital marketing.
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I think all of those things are important to truly know the ins and outs of someone.
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"Specifically sound — you really do have to know the ins and outs of your equipment," Beggs admits.
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I know everyone thinks we know each other but you don't know the ins and outs of me.
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You're asked to choose your devices during setup, after which Alexa will know the ins and outs of your gear.
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We know the ins and outs of each other's lives and we share this common goal of a gold medal.
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It's especially daunting early on, when you don't know the ins and outs of the various skill trees and upgrade materials.
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As the now former leader of SAP's cloud business, she's well-positioned to know the ins and outs of that market.
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I grew up with two cats, Oreo and Howard, and know the ins and outs of how to keep a cat alive.
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You have to make numerous decisions, and if you don&apost know the ins and outs of investing, the process can become confusing.
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I come from the lo-fi era, so I know the ins and outs of lo-fi and that's why it sounds punk.
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You don't have to know the ins and outs of the "bathroom bill" to understand that the gender divide in today's society is real.
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Although this won't stop you from creeping on others, it'll make sure the whole world doesn't know the ins and outs of your life.
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Few people know the ins and outs of Australia's booming craft distilling scene like Seb Costello, founder of the Fitzroy cocktail bar Bad Frankie.
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Many of the Central American families that have come toward the US this fall don't appear to know the ins and outs of asylum.
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"No one person that runs a business or owns a business is too busy to know the ins and outs of their business," he noted.
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Experienced personnel already know the ins and outs of controlled burns and could be an invaluable asset in restoring the health of our public lands.
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Her ideology is great, but in order to make what she wants to do work, you have to know the ins and outs of politics.
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So, when Into The Gloss posted her Top Shelf, we were dying to know the ins and outs of her undoubtedly low-key, cool-girl routine.
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"DMCA claims can be intimidating, especially to people who don't know the ins and outs of the process," an EFF representative told Motherboard in an email.
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It's been around a while, so you probably know the ins and outs of the app, and this universal Windows 10 shows off all its best features.
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That is highly unusual, experts say, and speaks to how much interest Russia has in getting to know the ins and outs of America's decentralized voting apparatus.
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Lynn: So I think when you look at this, I think for me as an investor, I don't know the ins and outs of what's happening here exactly.
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"Serial entrepreneurs" know the ins and outs of startup life like the back of their hand, and they have an innate talent for turning ideas into thriving organisations.
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I haven't gotten to know the neighborhood well, but I thought, as someone who seems to know the ins and outs around here, you might have some suggestions.
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Which is to say that you should consider business school or at least partnering with individuals who already know the ins and outs of running a successful restaurant.
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Both Lobe and Azure ML Studio aim to make machine learning easy to use for anybody, without having to know the ins and outs of TensorFlow, Keras or PyTorch.
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Both companies know the ins and outs of the business just as well as Dish, who wisely brands its streaming platform, SlingTV, differently to avoid confusion or negative association.
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I learned that not only did Cecilio have to know the ins and outs of myeloma treatment for her patients, she was constantly managing interpersonal relationships around the clinic.
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After all, they already know the ins and outs of the company, and could have built a relationship with the person you hope to one day call your boss.
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You'll also need to know the ins and outs of 3D printers, and be extremely patient as creating the various parts alone took over 300 hours of 3D printing.
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While we might know the ins and outs about, say, each other's favorite foods and TV shows, living in different states for three years did create distance in our relationship.
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In an interview on "Squawk Box, " Decker explained that she does not know the ins and outs of the Yahoo-Verizon merger deal and when Mayer's pay package was negotiated.
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You don't need to know the ins and outs of all the apps, sites, and terms that are "hot" right now (and frankly, if you did, they wouldn't be trendy anymore).
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Having spent another year getting to know the ins and outs of Vancouver's LGBTQ community, Ramadan is feeling bolder and ready to challenge the white-dominant Pride Establishment from the inside.
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Just as plant managers don't know the ins and outs of cybersecurity, cybersecurity talent often does not understand industrial machines that can frequently shut down when subjected to traditional cybersecurity processes.
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Which means that, if confirmed, Trump's new VA secretary, David Wilkie, will not benefit from the help of experienced employees who know the ins and outs of their jobs and the department.
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It may be easier with nearby friends, who know the ins and outs of your day and how you feel about any given topic at any given time, just because you're around them.
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Even critics paid to know the ins and outs of all the presentations find themselves confused at what belongs in what container — and how, exactly, audiences are served by the clutter of brands.
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If you're going to invest in an individual company, you need to know the ins and outs of the underlying businesses, and that means doing your own work — no cheating off your neighbor.
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"He wanted me to be in on the negotiations and know the ins and outs of business to understand how things operate and how to be successful in business," she recalled about that meeting.
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Specialists still also don't know the ins and outs of Zika, so even though it looks as though there's no real issues should Milo get bitten, it's just another thing we don't want to chance.
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HTML 5 from the Ground Up — $15 See Details Whether you're a blogger, a marketing professional, or just someone who wants to write compelling content, you should know the ins and outs of solid copywriting.
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In order to pass some of the biggest project management certification tests and land a solid job, you'll need to know the ins and outs of methodologies such as Six Sigma, Scrum, and risk management.
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By the end of its eight sections, you won't just know the basics of HTML 10.99 syntax, but you'll know the ins and outs of HTML5 Canvas and Graphics and the style sheet language CSS3, too.
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Working with experienced counsel who know the ins and outs of this complex industry best enables these facilities to provide hope and help to the millions of Americans suffering from the devastating disease of opioid addiction.
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If faced with campaign finance charges — which would be extraordinary for a news organization — the company could argue that its executives did not know the ins and outs of the laws they were alleged to have violated.
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That's why you'll quickly feel like you know the ins and outs of a man like Mullins (Cedric The Entertainer), who runs Tray's landing pad of a home, long before you understand the inner life of so-called "female lead" Shannon.
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As such, there's a growing need among companies for AI professionals that know the ins and outs of machine learning (ML) — giving a device access to data and letting it learn for itself — as well as its newer subset, deep learning.
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Just to be clear for folks who, again, maybe don't know the ins and outs of this debate that well, you don't want to necessarily put into place restrictions from the get-go that say there can't be fast lanes.
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" Verrill continued, "Specialists still also don't know the ins and outs of Zika, so even though it looks as though there's no real issues should [1 1/2-year-old son] Milo get bitten, it's just another thing we don't want to chance.
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When trying to land a job or if you find yourself in a new one, try to find a mentor who can guide you by offering advice and helping you get to know the ins and outs of a given field or organization.
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"I don't know the ins and outs of government, but if the politicians can't decide what to do, we should go without a deal," he said, adding that he would happily live with problems like delays flying in and out of the country.
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The idea behind Premiere Rush is to give enthusiasts — and the occasional YouTuber who needs to quickly get a video out — all of the necessary tools to create a video without having to know the ins and outs of a complex tool like Premiere Pro.
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But external hires — even those with a strong track record of success or people who were past leaders at companies viewed as leading the innovation charge, like Google — still need to be paired with those who intrinsically know the ins and outs of the organization.
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I don't know the ins and outs of how this was orchestrated, but somewhere, in the world, there is probably a photograph of one man pressing his flaccid penis against his best friend's upper-thigh while one of their mates traced around it with a Sharpie.
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Overall, it's useful to know the ins and outs of various specs, but don't let them slow you up too much: focus on size, picture quality, and 4K and HDR within your budget, and you should find the choice is much more straightforward than you first thought.
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Its founder, James Jebbia, who owned a shop called Union before working for Stüssy, had a deep appreciation for the aesthetics and general vibe of skateboarding, but he didn't know the ins and outs of an industry notoriously suspicious of, if not outright hostile to, outsiders.
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If you already know the ins and outs of Fortnite or just don't really care to figure them out, Playgorund is also a fun mode to mess around in with friends, like doing a low-stakes deathmatch or just building big structures and messing around with shopping carts.
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These blokes —Bouncers situates itself in what's still a very male dominated line of work— know the ins and outs of being On the Doors because being On the Doors is their life and their life is a life spent On the Doors to the point where they don't see themselves as mere bouncers.
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We're currently in a weird time for copyright law (and The Atlantic has you covered if you really want to know the ins and outs), but the thing that's worth noting is that the current way that copyright works is bound up in Mickey Mouse and Disney's desire to control the rascally rat's image from Steamboat Willie.
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And while it's definitely a good idea to give what we can to those who have less, the reality is: We often don't know the ins and outs of anyone's bank account (well, except for people who submit their Money Diaries), so we shouldn't judge — a sentiment Cardi B summarized perfectly: "Who are you to tell people what to do with their hard-working-ass money?"
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Fast forward four years and we got married. All these things started to line up, pointing to us starting our own label. He asked me to be a part of it because I know the ins and outs of how to work a label. That's how we started Bayonet.
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The choreography of this film was done by Zohra Sehgal. The costumes were credited to a debutant, Bhanumati, who is better known as Bhanu Athaiya. Johnny Walker and Kum Kum as his girlfriend offer a comedy track and social commentary on the honest criminals trying to get by. They interact with Bombay in a way that is more direct and hands-on than the others, and they know the ins-and-outs of the cops and robbers' games.
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The last quarter she moved to Japan and studied abroad at Hokkaido University in Sapporo and didn't come back to the US for 9 years. It was during this time that Yee decided to pursue her passion for photography. Acclaimed fashion photographer, Yoshihito Sasaguchi took her under his wing as his photo assistant and taught her about photography. He saw that she had an eye for it, but that she didn't know the ins and outs of photography so Yee credits him with teaching her to be the photographer she is today.
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For this, he is sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. He soon befriends fellow American, Billy Cooper, a 21-year-old inmate who is subjected to constant rape and beatings by prison fighter, Andrei, a member of the Russian Mafia with the assistance of the guards, and Malakai, another American prisoner who uses a wheelchair and claims to know the ins and outs of prison life. After getting into a brawl with Andrei, who provoked him in a way similar to his wife's murderer, Kyle is put in solitary confinement. Then he is transferred to a cell with inmate 451, an African-American prisoner, who has the reputation of killing inmates, and the sadistic head of the guards believes he will do the same to Kyle.
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The Jefferson Science Fellows Program was established in 2003 by the DoS to establish a new model for engaging the American academic science, technology, engineering and medical communities in the formulation and implementation of U.S. foreign policy. The Fellows (as they are called, if chosen for this program) are paid around $50,000 during the program and can earn special bonuses of up to $10,000. The whole point of this program is so that these Fellows will know the ins and outs of the Department of State/USAID to help with the daily functioning. There is no one winner every year rather it's a program that you apply for and follow a process that starts in August and takes a full year to learn the final results of your ranking.
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Back at the station, Slater orders that a watch be placed on Boycie and Abdul's movements, and discusses the possible courier with Hoskins, with Slater mentioning that the Trotters have not been seen for a few days. Despite laughing off Hoskins' suggestion that the Trotters could be the couriers, Slater mentions that Del is more intelligent than he lets on and would know the ins and outs of the world. On the Hull docks, Del decides that, rather than go through the airports, which Slater is patrolling, he and Rodney should sail to the Netherlands in a hired boat instead. "Experienced seaman" Albert arrives to captain the boat, although it later emerges that he spent most of his time with the Royal Navy in the boiler room and thus has no experience of navigation.
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